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Other Therapeutic Careers

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

OTHER THERAPEUTIC CAREERS

BY: TEVIN GRIMES, ARIEL CUNNINGHAM, ALLYSA INGRAM, & KAITLYN LEMAY

RECREATIONAL THERAPIST

  • Recreational Therapists can plan, direct, and coordinate recreation-based treatment
  • You need a minimum of a bachelors degree and certified
  • The medium pay for a recreational therapist annually is $42,280

RECREATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT

  • Skilled professional working to support or assist the efforts of a recreational therapist
  • You have to have a high school diploma or a recommended associates degree.
  • The overall average salary as a recreational therapy assistant is $33,000.

RESPIRATORY THERAPIST

  • Care for patients who have trouble breathing.
  • You typically need an associates degree, but some go for a bachelors degree
  • The average salary for a respiratory therapist is $55,870

RESPIRATORY THERAPY TECHNICIAN

  • Evaluate, monitor, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders
  • You are recommended to have an associates degree for this job
  • The average salary for a Respiratory Therapy Technician is $41,590.

MASSAGE THERAPIST

  • A massage therapist has to have 3 months to a year of a massage therapy program.
  • Certification is required in many states.
  • The average salary for a massage therapist is $36,000 anually

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN

  • One or more years on the job or one to two years in an HSTE program.
  • License is required in many states.
  • Earns up to 17,300 to 36,400 dollars annually.

DIALYSIS TECHNICIAN

  • Have to go through a dialysis technician program.
  • License isnrequired in all states
  • The annual salary for a dialysis technician is $35,000.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT

  • You need an associates degree licensure in all states except Colorado and Hawaii.
  • The annual salary for a physical therapist technician is $51,040.

SURGICAL TECHNICIAN

  • Surgical technicians, also called operating room technicians.
  • Prepare operating rooms and arrange equipment
  • Most surgical technicians work in hospitals
  • Must have a post secondary certificate or an associates degree
  • The average salary for a surgical technicians is $41,790.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

  • Helps ill patients through everyday activities
  • Half of the occupational therapists work in offices
  • Typically have a masters degree in occupational therapy
  • The annual wage for an occupational therapist is $75,400.

PHARMACIST

  • Dispense prescription medication to patients
  • Work in pharmacies and grocery stores
  • Also work in hospitals and clinics
  • All pharmacists are licensed with a 4 year professional degree
  • Annual wages for a pharmacist is $116,670.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST

  • Help recover injured or ill patients with treatable physical disabilities
  • Work in private offices and clinics
  • Must have a doctorate in a physical therapist degree.
  • Must be a licensed physical therapist
  • annual wages for a physical therapist is $79,860.

ATHLETIC TRAINER

  • Trainers earn a salary of $35,000 to $75,000 per year
  • Are health care professionals who help physicians to provide emergency care , clinical diagonis and medical conditions
  • Must have a degree from an accredited professional level education and then sit to pass for the Board of Certification examination .

PERFUSIONIST

  • PERFUSIONIST EARN BETWEEN $60,000 - $75,000.
  • Is a specialized healthcare who uses heart-lung machine during cardic surgery
  • Highly trained member of the cardiothoraic surgical team which consist physician assistants , surgical technologist and nurses
  • Requires Bachelors degree from accredited college or university

ART , MUSIC , DANCE THERAPIST

  • Helps individuals with their overall physical and mental health
  • You have to have a masters degree to be licensed
  • The average salary for a creative arts therapist is $40,000.

SPEECH LANGUAGE THERAPIST

  • THe best paid in the profession earned more than $107,650 in 2012, while the lowest paid earned less than $44,380
  • Works closely with infants and adults who have various levels of speech and communication problems .
  • Also problems with swallowing , drinking , or eating difficulties.
  • It requires a compelete bachelor's degree with coursework in biological sciences .